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rubber-duck

v1.0.0

Published

Tool for implementing "Rubber Duck" debugging.

Downloads

8

Readme

Rubber Duck

Build Status

Module and CLI tool for "Rubber Duck" debugging. Yeah, its not that smart. More work is needed.

Module

var RubberDuck = require('..');

var duck = new RubberDuck();

console.log(duck.exchange('So whats up duck?'));
// I don't know much about ducks, tell me more?
console.log(duck.exchange('Making an example for this project'));
// Have you tried to not that?
console.log(duck.exchange('Well it would be helpful for people if I actually did do that.'));
// Is there an alternative to project?
console.log(duck.exchange('Probably, I have not looked much for things like rubber duck.'));
// Have you tried to not be?
console.log(duck.exchange('This conversation is getting more existential than I would like.'));
// Is there an alternative to duck?
console.log(duck.exchange('Probably, I could always talk to Fred'));
// it should learn more about conversations?
console.log(duck.exchange('Yes, it definitely and obviously should'));

CLI

bin/rubber-duck
> Whatcha working on?
Making an example for this project
> Have you tried to not that?
Well it would be helpful for people if I actually did do that
> Can you get into project or people a little more?
Probably, I have not looked much for things like rubber duck.
> I don't know much about examples, tell me more?
So people can see how things are done
> Is there an alternative to rubber?
You mean this project, sure probably?
> I don't know much about is, tell me more?
nope
> it should learn more about rubbers?
bye
> See ya